Absent Strands - Variety Album 

The Absent Strands album was a deeply meaningful and experimental project in which I put sound effects and audio accouterments to significant use.

Easiest Thing Vol. 3 - Variety Album

Easiest Thing Vol. 3 is the third iteration of the 'Easiest Thing' albums. As it was written much later, and in a very musically experimental period for me, the music reflects that. I tried to go for something less 'sound-good-y' and more heartfelt/meaningful to me. (While still trying to make it sound good, of course.) I also added a few "Delux" songs after the release.  This album's storyline, although hard to acknowledge without lyrics, depicts the stages of emotion I put myself through. It focuses a lot on my issues with self-worth. It also included a fourth iteration of Missing Strings.

Songs in album (in album order): (Sub-title)

• Ode to Clamboyant Johnson (Comedy Masking)

• Snakeses (Comedy Masking 2)

• Warehouse (A Sense of Loneliness)

• Grow Up (Wishing I Were Better)

• Holm (Pushing Myself)

• Seeping Through the Ground (Ultimately Failing)

• Tremulous (Terrified of my Failure)

• Let Myself (Acceptance)

Songs in Delux Edition (in chronological order):

• Deindividuation (Losing Myself)

• Creative Process (Getting Lost In It)

• Better Judgement (Pushing Myself)

• So Anxious (No One To Impress)

Easiest Thing Vol. 2 - Variety Album

Easiest Thing Vol. 2 came out about 3 weeks after Vol. 1. The production of this album took this entire 3 weeks, as I had pretty much exhausted my musical creativity in the last two albums. Instead of producing every song in two or three days, I produced about one song every two or three days. This album saw an introduction to new instrumental styles (mostly synth) because I had finally bought the premium version of flat.io. 

Main Songs:

• Miscommunication

• Communication

• Do-Do-Do

• Feather

• Hermitage

• Lopside

• Triple Trifecta

Yolky Dokey - Concept Album

Yolky Dokey was pretty much my excuse to make more songs after I had already written so many for Easiest Thing. In this album, I tried to stick a little more to a guitar-and-bass combo as opposed to the piano-and-bass combo I did with Easiest Thing. I also made each song correspond to a way of preparing eggs, which was totally something I came up with before I made the album title. Originally, I just named the album "Yolky Dokey" because it sounded kind of like "Okey-Dokey" to me, and I thought it was funny.

Easiest Thing - Variety Album

Easiest Thing is what I consider my first real album. This is mainly because I made all of the songs with the intention of putting them in the album. The original album was meant to be only 5 songs in total, but I ended up adding 6 more songs within three days after the original release. The creation of this album was originally only because I got a big burst of motivation that drove me to create songs again (it had been 6 months since the last one), and I tried to apply a lot of stuff I had been learning about music theory such as bass-lines and chords (like, the simplest stuff). It's called Easiest Thing to represent how small the songs were, and the album cover was made to represent that carefree simple concept.

Original 5

• Clap! Reverse!

• Difficult Thing

• Little Jaunter

• No Drops

• Sike Choir